David Carlisle wrote:
By writing a <SubConcept> node in this form, the output xml file ensures
that a <SubConcept> node definitely exists. However, I want the output
xml file to have a <SubConcept> node only if
well stick an xsl:if around it that does that test then.
One way I was thinking of coming round
this problem is to declare a global variable and then assign it a value
locally
XSLT doesn't have separate declaration and binding of variables.
If you have declared a variable it already has a value (and it you can't
give it another one.)
Right, I'll try to resolve my problem this way (provided XSLT has some
workaround, that is).
But before I set off just wanted to confirm if there is absolutely no
way in which I can create the node <SubConcepts> to be the child node of
<Top> instead of its default parent <PrimeConcept> (as its being created
within the <PrimeConcept> template) ?
Regards
Rahil
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